YACHT yachtYacht, [yot] n. a small ship for pleasure, YAGER yagerYager, n. a hunter, a soldier (Ger.) YAM yamYam, n. a West-Indian root YAMBOO yambooYamboo, n. a genus of plants, with fruit like a plum YAPOON yapoonYapoon, n. cassia, or south sea tea YARD yardYard, n. ground enclosed to a house, a measure of three feet, a pole to hang sails upon YARDWAND yardwandYardwand, n. a stick to measure a yard by, a yard YARE yareYare, a. dexterous, ready, nimble, eager, covetous YARELY yarelyYarely, ad. dexterously, skilfully, covetously YARN yarnYarn, n. spun wool or flax, coarse woollen thred YARRISH yarrishYarrish, a. having a rough and dry taste YARROW yarrowYarrow, n. a plant of many leaves YAW yawYaw, v.i. to rise in blisters, breaking in white froth as cane juce in sugar works (W. Indies) YAWL yawlYawl, n. a ship's boat; v.i. to bawl, yell, roar, cry YAWN yawnYawn, v.i. to gape, to open wide; n. a gaping YAWNING yawningYawning, pa. gaping, sleepy, slumbering, dull YAWS yawsYaws, n. the African name for a raspberry, a disease among the Africans YAWWNING yawwningYawwning, n. the act of gaping with noise YCLAD ycladYclad, a. clad, clothed, dressed, covered, ob. YCLEPED yclepedYcleped, a. called, named, denominated, ob. YE yeYe, nom. pl. of thou YEA yeaYea, ad. yes, surely, certainly, truly, verily, indeed YEAN yeanYean, v.i. to bring forth young as sheep YEANLING yeanlingYeanling, n. the young of sheep, a young lamb YEAR yearYear, n. the space of twelve calender months YEARBOOK yearbookYearbook, n. the name of certain books containing reports of English law cases YEARLING yearlingYearling, a. being a year old; n. a beast a year old YEARLY yearlyYearly, ad. once every year; a. lasting a year YEARN yearnYearn, v.i. to feel great uneasiness, grieve, bark YEARNING yearningYearning, n. an emotion of tenderness, pity YEAST yeast|yestYeast, or Yest, n. the flower of malt-liquor when working, barm, the foam of the troubled sea YEASTY yeasty|yettyYeasty, or Yetty, a. smeared with yeast, frothy YELK yelk|yolkYelk, or Yolk, n. the yellow part of an egg YELL yellYell, v.i. to cry aloud with agony or horror, to howl YELL (2) yell (2)Yell, n. a cry of horror or distress, a shriek YELLING yellingYelling, n. the act of shrieking or howling YELLOW yellowYellow, n. a bright color; a. bright, like gold YELLOWBOY yellowboyYellowboy, n. a piece of gold-coin, a guinea YELLOWHAMMER yellowhammerYellowhammer, n. a small bird YELLOWISH yellowishYellowish, a. tending or approaching to yellow YELLOWISHNESS yellowishness|yellownessYellowishness, or Yellowness, n. a yellow state, jealousy YELLOWS yellowsYellows, n. pl. a disease in horses YELP yelpYelp, v.i. to bark as hound, cry, chatter YELPING yelpingYelping, n. the act of barking as a beagle or fox YEOMAN yeomanYeoman, n. a gentleman-farmer, freeholder, officer YEOMANRY yeomanryYeomanry, n. the collective body of yeomen YERK yerkYerk, v. to throw out a horse's hind leg, to jerk YES yesYes, ad. a term of affirmation, yea, truly, verily YESTER yester|yesterdayYester, or Yesterday, ad. on the day last past YESTERDAY (2) yesterday (2)Yesterday, n. the day last past the day before this YESTERNIGHT yesternightYesternight, ad. on or in the night last past YET yetYet, conj. however, notwithstanding, nevertheless YET (2) yet (2)Yet, ad. beside, once more, still, at least, after all YEW yew|eughYew, or Eugh, n. the name of a very hardy tree YEWEN yewenYewen, a. made of or resembling yew, tough YIELD yieldYield, v. to afford, produce, give up, surrender YIELDER yielderYielder, n. one who yields, one who gives up YOKE yokeYoke, n. a bandage on the neck, chain, bond, bondage, mark of servitude, couple, pair YOKE (2) yoke (2)Yoke, v.t. to couple or join together, to enslave Yokefellow, n. a companion in labor, a mate YOKING yokingYoking, n. the act of joining by a yoke YON yon|yond|yonderYon, or Yond, or Yonder, a. being within view, far YORE yoreYore, ad. of long time past, of old time, formerly YOU youYou, pron. second person, sing. and plu. YOUNG youngYoung, a. not old, youthful, tender, ignorant YOUNG (2) young (2)Young, n. the offspring of any creature YOUNGER youngerYounger, a. more young, not so old, more weak YOUNGEST youngestYoungest, a. the most young of all, the very last YOUNGISH youngishYoungish, a. somewhat or rather young, tender YOUNGLY younglyYoungly, ad. early in life, betimes, ignorantly YOUNGSTER youngster|younkerYoungster, or Younker, n. a young person, a novice YOUR yourYour, [yure] pron. belonging to or relating to you YOURSELF yourselfYourself, pron. you, even you, you only, you alone YOUTH youthYouth, n. tender age, one who is past childhood YOUTHFUL youthfulYouthful, a. young, brisk, frolicsome, vigorous YOUTHFULLY youthfullyYouthfully, ad. in a youthful manner, briskly YOUTHFULNESS youthfulnessYouthfulness, n. a youthful state, briskness YOUTHIER youthierYouthier, a. younger, more youthful, ob. YOUTHLY youthly|youthyYouthly, or Youthy, a. young, youthful, early YTROTANTALITE ytrotantaliteYtrotantalite, n. a mineral found in kidney form masses YULE yuleYule, n. the time of Christman, the first of August YUX yuxYux, n. the hickup; v.i. to hickup, sob, sigh